Big East basketball gains national prominence
PHILADELPHIA AP The Big East Conference built from Eastern cities like Washington Boston and New York is proving its strength with Georgetown Villanova Boston College and St John in the NCAA field and DePaul notching wins. Coaches say the league keeps players home and draws attention to Eastern hoops as the conference grows.
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Tech coach unhappy with Georgias three NIT home games
Virginia Tech coach Charley Mor envisions Georgia hosting three consecutive NIT games and questions the selection process. Georgia aims to advance to the Madison Square Garden semifinals, while Purdue also faces a third home game. Other third-round matchups include Tulane at Bradley and Dayton at Oklahoma.
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Top horses nominated for Blue Grass Stakes
Keeneland released 231 nominations for the 150000 added Blue Grass Stakes on April 22. Timely Writer Distinctive Pro and Cassaleria lead the group with top 1981 82 form. West Coast contenders include Stalwart Cassaleria and Time to Explode among 60+ California nominees. The Blue Grass serves as a Derby springboard with past winners like Spectacular Bid using it as a stepping stone to victory.
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GVAA forms Bambino League under Babe Ruth program
The Glabe Valley Athletic Association signs a contract to field a Bambino League for 9-12 year olds as part of the National Babe Ruth program. Participants shown include Patricia Ohm GVAA treasurer Clyde Stinoett GVAA president District Babe Ruth commissioner Al Nickle and former GVAA officers Jim Hatcher and Jim Risso. Photo by Molly Dunham. story on page 0-1.
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Hall defends Kentucky coach Hall on tough season
Joe B. Hall says some Kentucky followers won t let the program succeed and that winning the NCAA championship is the only measure. He notes a strong six game stretch masked weaknesses that opponents exploited, citing a 15 point loss to LSU as evidence of a quick collapse.
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